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BNY’s LaRusse Says Bond Market Could See Relief Rally
April LaRusse, co-head of global client portfolio management at BNY Investments, discussed the bond market on “The Asia Trade.”
She said it is too early to confidently say that US Treasury yields have peaked.
Market pricing currently points to roughly three rate hikes.
LaRusse said that expectation looks excessive to her.
She sees room for a bond market relief rally if the Middle East conflict eases or labor market data weakens.
Those developments could change market expectations, but she did not say that a rally is certain.
The outlook for yields and rate hikes remains uncertain.
April LaRusse of BNY Investments said bond markets could see a relief rally if the Middle East conflict eases or labor market data weakens.
She said current market pricing for roughly three rate hikes looks excessive.
LaRusse said it is too early to confidently call a peak in Treasury yields.
She made the comments on Bloomberg’s “The Asia Trade.”
- Who
- April LaRusse, co-head of global client portfolio management at BNY Investments.
- What
- She said bond markets could see a relief rally under certain conditions and that pricing for roughly three rate hikes looks excessive.
- When
- October 13, 2026, according to the article’s publication date.
- Where
- On Bloomberg’s “The Asia Trade.
- Why
- A rally could follow if the Middle East conflict eases or labor market data weakens.
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- Speaker
- April LaRusse
- Organization
- BNY Investments
- Market
- Treasury yields and bonds
- Rate-hike pricing
- Roughly three rate hikes
- Potential rally conditions
- Easing Middle East conflict or weaker labor market data
What people are saying
it is too early to confidently call a peak in Treasury yields








